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The Confederate submarine, the Hunley was the first submarine to successfully sink a warship. It however, was dragged down to destruction during the battle in Charleston Harbor.
Yes, by an hour or more at PH.
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The first submarine built for combat was the Turtle (also known as the American Turtle). It was invented by David Bushnell in 1775. It was used in an unsuccessful attack on the HMS Eagle on September 6,1776
An American, David Busnell built the first successful military sub; piloted by Sgt. Lee of the Continental Army, the "Turtle" attacked a British warship (unsuccessfully) in 1776.
To date, the only declared"hot" war (actual shooting) where a nuclear-powered submarine was involved in an attack on another Naval vessel is the Falklands War in 1982. Britain's HMS Conqueror still remains the only nuclear attack submarine to attack and successfully sink a manned target, the ARA General Belgrano (Argentina). For the Cold War, USS Nautilus (SSN-571), was the first nuclear attack submarine. Others of course were used during all other conflicts (even though they weren't seen, they were there). The First Gulf War saw nuclear attack submarines shooting Tomahawk (TLAM) land-attack cruise missiles at Iraq, the first time in history submarines shot cruise missiles in combat.
The first attack was made by Sgt Lee, piloting the sub TURTLE, built by David Bushnell in 1776 during the Revolutionary War.
The USS Monitor was the first Union ironclad warship.
The Turtle (also known as the American Turtle) was the first submarine to be used in combat. It was built in 1775 and used on September 6, 1776 in an unsuccessful attack against the HMS Eagle. It was invented by David Bushnell.
India's first submarine was INS CHAKRA nd first nuclear submarine is INS ARIHANT..
Designs for underwater boats or submarines date back to the 1500s and ideas for underwater travel date back even further. However it was not until the 19th century that the first useful submarines began to appear. The Confederates States launched the H.L. Hunley in 1863, during the Civil War. This submarine sank the U.S.S. Housatonic in the first successful submarine attack on a warship, but was lost with all hands a short time later. It wasn't until after World War I began that the first truly practical and modern submarines were constructed.
The 'commander', a term not normally used, of a British (not 'English'!) warship is known as the 'commanding officer' or 'captain'. In this sense, the term, 'captain', does not refer to his rank, as this may vary from lieutenant (e.g. minesweeper), lieutenant commander (e.g. conventional submarine), commander (e.g. nuclear submarine), or captain (e.g. aircraft carrier).The second in command is known as the 'First Lieutenant'. On large vessels, where the captain holds the rank of captain, the first lieutenant usually then holds the rank of commander, and is then known as 'the Commander' rather than 'First Lieutenant'.